July, 2008

Posts Tagged ‘usability’

E-commerce Usability – Add to Cart Buttons

Posted on: 20th Jul 2008 By: Adam Moss 5 Comments
E-commerce Usability – Add to Cart Buttons

In order to achieve a greater rate of conversions, a bold and clear ‘add to cart button’ should be added to each product page and it should be made to stand out from the rest of the content so that it is easy to locate for any shopper. Use reds, blues and images to display [...]

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E-commerce Usability – The Shopping Basket

Posted on: 22nd Jun 2008 By: Adam Moss 1 Comment
E-commerce Usability – The Shopping Basket

It is important to have a virtual shopping basket or ‘cart’ viewable at all times so users feel like they have it ‘with them’ whilst they are browsing your site, and it also keeps them aware of what’s in there and that they can add or remove items at will, just as in real life. [...]

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E-commerce Usability – Search Functions

Posted on: 1st Jun 2008 By: Adam Moss No Comments
E-commerce Usability – Search Functions

Adding a search function is the number one standard in designing e-commerce websites. They should all have one as they allow customers to quickly and conveniently locate what they’re looking for. It’s similar to asking an assistant in a supermarket where a particular product is. You may know where the cereals are, but it can [...]

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